
Are You Still Eligible to Work in Canada After Bill C-12?
Canada’s immigration landscape is changing fast—and for many refugee claimants, those changes could mean losing access to protection, work, and stability. With the introduction of Bill C-12 (Strengthening Canada’s Immigration System and Borders Act) and a new Temporary Public Policy on open work permits, thousands of individuals may now find themselves in a legal grey...
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